The people on the side of the road stopped to look at them, and not only did they do so, they even pointed and secretly exchanged words with each other.

Ge Pang Xiao said: "I feel that something is going to happen."

Chang Geng: "You are right."

As the tallest one out of the four people, Chang Geng looked across the crowd and saw a notice posted on the city tower not far away. The photo showed a realistic portrait of a beautiful bald-headed monk, with a written note below:

This man disguising as a master from Hu Guo Temple, including swindling and abducting, there is not a single wretched deed that he hasn't done, is hereby wanted. The reward will be ten silver coins for any individual who reports him in.

"Master Liao Ran," Chang Geng said, "You're worth ten silver coins."

Master Liao Ran was stunned, standing still in the same place as a beautiful stone statue.

"It must have been that my yifu received the letter from Uncle Wang and sent his people to trouble you." Chang Geng's eyes glanced at the crowd that began to charge toward the 'ten silver coins'. He said, "My apologies, we better be on our way."

Liao Ran quickly said: "Amitabha, Your Highness, please don't forget your promise in the tea shop."

Then the monk ran as if his feet were lathered in oil, as quiet as a statue when still, as swift as the wind when moving.

In the market, the people who waited to capture the 'ten silver coins' saw that they had indirectly affected the grand scheme of things. They decided to abandon all caution and shouted 'rotten monk!' and 'scammer!' Then, they attacked from all sides.

Ge Pang Xiao: "My father used to do the same when hunting rabbits in the mountain."

Chang Geng and Cao Niangzi looked at him.

Ge Pang Xiao said: "Holding a stick and screaming, scaring the rabbit, it will lose its direction and charge into the net itself - Ah, it's true."

Master Liao Ran, of course, had more wit than a rabbit. He had soon understood the structure of the town market, quickly turning left and right, his figure became an afterimage. No one knew how he calculated it, but somehow the people who chased after him from all directions became a single line.

At this time, not far from them, there was a shout of 'Move aside!'. From a closer look, it appeared to be a team of officers and men rushing forward; perhaps they had received the order to arrest people.

Chang Geng thought: "As expected, Gu Yun found someone to do all this."

He felt comforted, but at the same time, he also felt that his good mood was waning a bit.